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Originally Posted by jettio
So today went the same way for Nick Bosa and the 49ers and for Chris Jones and the Chiefs. Reserve/did not report and maybe part of that is helping with setting first 53 man roster.
Funny thing is, everybody knows Bosa will not come in unless he is the highest paid defensive player, period.
Considering that Nick Bosa and his agent have made similar decisions and neither Jones nor the Chiefs have leaked offer terms, it is best to see how both situations play out compared to the other before judging or getting emotional about it.
It is naive to think that not extending Chris Jones is the play here. At some point, Chiefs defensive players need to see one of their own treated like a star..
Spotrac estimates a 16 million increase in salary cap per year for the next several years.
I don't think it would look good for Chiefs if Nick Bosa gets extended as highest paid defender in the league and Chiefs do not bump their last offer to something they expect Chris Jones will accept.
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Completely disagree with the idea that other Chiefs’ defensive players need to see Chris Jones get overpaid going into his 30s. Aaron Donald’s contract was above market and a reach from a team that panicked. It’s not good business to make salary cap decisions based on another team’s mistake. Extending Jones is a good idea, IF the number makes sense for the team now and going forward. That said, I’m riding with Veach and company on this…whatever they decide. They’ve earned my trust.